Digital Media Resources
DIGITAL MEDIA
The downloadable multimedia provided here is permitted for use only within stories about the Central Grasslands Roadmap. For additional uses, express written permission is required.
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Bird Conservancy of the Rockies biologist Erin Youngberg conducting a bird monitoring survey at Soapstone Prairie Natural Area, north of Fort Collins, CO. Photo: Teddy Parker-Renga.
Rancher tending to his herd on northern Mexico’s Chihuahuan desert grasslands, which provide critical habitat for many migratory birds. Photo: Caravan Lab and Cornell Lab of Ornithology
Shorebirds like the Long-billed Curlew are attracted to seasonal waterways, playas and wet meadows on grassland landscapes. Photo: Andrew Pierson.
The Burrowing Owl is one of many iconic grassland bird species. Photo: Greg Levandoski.
Biologists are closely studying ranching practices on private lands to understand the important role that grazing plays on grassland health. Photo: Angela Dwyer
“GRASSLANDS AND YOU” CAMPAIGN RESOURCES
The Grasslands and You campaign aims to inform and inspire others about the many benefits that grasslands provide for human and wildlife communities. Visit the campaign resources page for downloadable images, posters and information that can be shared with friends, family and supporters.
Top photo: Burrowing Owl by by Greg Levandoski/Bird Conservancy of the Rockies
SHARE ON SOCIAL
Please help us spread the word about the importance of North America’s central grasslands! “Grasslands & You” campaign assets on this page are freely available for you to post on your social media feeds. Use the hashtag #Grasslands&You to connect your posts with others in the grasslands conservation movement.
For individuals: Most people are not aware of the challenges facing our grasslands; you can help inform and inspire your family and friends to learn more about the benefits that grasslands provide.
For organizations: Spread the word to your supporters and followers to raise awareness about grasslands and the work your organization is doing to support their conservation.
